Sony MDR-ED21LP Fontopia In-The-Ear Headphones
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Features
• Super-light In-the-ear Headphones
• Bass Booster Earpiece Shape
• 16 mm driver units
• Acoustic Twin Turbo Circuit for enhanced sound
• High-powered Neodymium Magnets |
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Sony MDR-ED21LP Fontopia In-The-Ear Headphones Customer Reviews
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A Fantastic Buy and Great Sound
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After at least a year and a half of using other Sony and Shure ear buds, plus noise canceling earphones, I found these in my travel pack last week. I don't know why they were stowed instead of in use: the sound is the best of the ear-buds that I own, and they are the least expensive.
To address a couple of other people's concerns, I find these ear buds to be very comfortable. However, unlike the others that I have, these don't come with different sizes. They either fit - in which case, you'll find them very comfortable even after four or five hours of listening - or they won't, in which case, you're not going to like these at all. And I can't tell you whether I have "average" ears or that compared to Dumbo, they're small. I guess "medium" is the best way to explain size. I always use the middle set of buds that come with others.
As for sound, everything is relative even to audiophiles whether they admit it or not. I found that for ear buds, YOU set the equalizer on your computer or iRiver or iPod or iDon'tKnowWhatElse. The ear buds either can do a good job with these settings or you'll get static, breakups, muffling, etc. So, if this is a problem, cut down on the treble. Bass hasn't been a problem at all, but that too is a matter of preference.
I like the fact that, though I can be in a world of my own, if someone calls to me, I can hear them. I can also hear traffic when walking.
To prove how much I like these, I just ordered two more pair. Why? Because in this world, I'm always afraid that the manufacturers will stop making something I really like. (It's like the iRiver 4 GB player, probably the last AAA battery operated MP3 player ever.) |
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